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JUNE 2015
“WORKING FOR A POSITIVE LIFESTYLE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY”
HARDYS “STORM” BAY
H
ardys Bay became Storm Bay during the storm of
April 20th-23rd. With wind waves over a meter
high and wind gusts up to 45 knots (90kph), the storm
was designated as a Category 2 cyclone! Not only
was there devastation for some boats in the Bay and
Brisbane Water generally (a reported 45 plus boats
broke their moorings), but also there was even greater
devastation to the Killcare, Hardys Bay, Wagstaffe
Peninsula. With so many trees and power lines down,
it was considered the worst storm since 1974.
There were many wonderful acts of community
caring and pulling together as well as some harrowing
experiences. A tree fell on a car driving along Heath
Road; we are pleased to report the driver was unhurt.
Not so a well-known sailor moored in the bay who
took a bad fall on board. Emergency services were
unable to reach him so the Police asked the HBRG
to provide a vessel to get emergency personnel out to
him. HBRG did so only to have the ambulance people
decline to use a private vessel. It was 18 hours later that
Roads and Maritime vessel attended and got him off.
However the magnificent effort by our local Firies
and all the other emergency services was greatly
appreciated by the community. The Hardys Bay Club
hosted a “Thank You” party for all services. Auctions
and raffles raised over $2,300, thanks to donations
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from local businesses and prominent individuals.
Again thanks and well done to all involved.
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Surf Club Report
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Killcare Firies
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Mudflat Creek
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Our Caring Community
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Garden Club & Yacht Regatta
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Profile & Frigid Digits
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HARDYS BAY RESIDENTS GROUP INC – www.hardysbay.com
BAY NEWS – June 2015
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President’s Message
Welcome to our winter, “Storm” edition of
Bay News.
In this issue, we highlight some of the results
from the late April storm, and in particular how
our wonderful community all pulled together to
help. We also highlight the work being done at
mudflat creek and other items of interest and a
profile on some new Australian citizens who just
love the Bay.
We extend a warm welcome to all new
members and are proud, too, of our rapidlyincreasing membership ranks. We particularly
wish to thanks the many people supporting us
with much appreciated donations and remind
everybody that new members are always
welcome.
We always look forward to receiving the
community’s comments and particularly wish
to thank the many people who are working so
hard to assist in achieving recent successful
outcomes.
Working in such conditions can be quite
dangerous. While the Killcare Firies were out assisting
the Community,a large tree fell and squashed one of
the Killcare Firies’ cars parked at Killcare Station.
On another occasion, a large tree fell and narrowly
missed one of our Fire vehicles but it brought power
lines down over the vehicle. The Volunteers inside the
vehicle at the time were shocked at how close the tree
came to hitting them. They were not allowed to exit
the vehicle until Ausgrid arrived and declared that the
power lines on the vehicle were dead.
Such a Storm brings to the forefront how isolated
our Community can be. It reminds us that we personally
need to be prepared for a range of natural disasters, e.g.
bushfires and storms. Everyone should make sure that
they complete their “Bushfire Survival Plan” (located
on the NSW RFS website) and their “Home Emergency
Plan” (located on the NSW SES website).
Lastly, Killcare Firies would like to thank the
Community again for their great support! Best Wishes to all
Adrian Williams
President
KILLCARE FIRIES
M
ichelle Biddulph, Killcare RFS captain, reports
on the vital work of the local brigade.
The Killcare Firies were extremely busy
throughout the recent storm which caused havoc
within our Community. The way our Community
pulled together is a great reminder that we live in a
great area with great people! Whilst the Firies were
out working to re-establish normality within our area,
Community members and local businesses ensured
that we were continually being fed and assisted where
possible. This wouldn’t have been easy considering
that we were all out of power at the time. A special
mention goes to The Fat Goose Café whose support
was extraordinary and the Hardys Bay Club for
putting on the Post Storm Party.
Our biggest day was on Wednesday 22 April when
we established Killcare Station as a local Control
Centre for the day’s operation. Killcare Firies, as well
as Pearl Beach and Narara Brigades, worked tirelessly
to clear roads and driveways to re-establish access and
worked in conjunction with Ausgrid personnel to get
our power restored.
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BAY NEWS – June 2015
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and redistributed them to those she knew didn’t have
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recommendation.
recommendation.
food fresh.
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her bathroom shower freely available to those
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3. Survival
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of landscaping
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to betomaintained
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the the
for much longer than she was. Pip Ljubicic did the
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certificate.
certificate.
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PROFILE
NORMA & BRUCE
P
roud New Australians,
after living in Australia
for 51/2 years, Norma and
Bruce Cadwallader became
Australian
citizens
on
Australia Day this year and are
welcome and well known local
Killcare/Hardys Bay residents.
Following retirement from busy working lives in
Cheshire in the North West of England where Norma
was Director of Education and Children services for
the Borough of over 200,000 residents and Bruce
a civil engineer engage in a variety of engineering
projects, they have settled on the Bouddi peninsula.
Having visited Australia many times previously to
visit their daughters and family they knew from searching
the coast that their future was here in the Central Coast.
The attraction to Killcare/ Hardys Bay was
its natural beauty, it’s accessibility to Sydney and
welcoming community said Norma. Both have joined
in nearly all the local community activities, with
Norma being a keen winter swimmer and Tai Chi
participant and Bruce enjoying his fishing both at the
beach and estuary. It was important to them both to
be able to join and contribute to the local community
which they have certainly done.
They are enjoying travelling within Australia and
like many local residents just love to come home to
the Bay.
With grandsons both here and in Sydney, it’s a busy
time for them both as they search for a permanent
residence. “ It’s the proximity to the Beach, Bay and
Bush “ says Bruce that makes” Killcare/ Hardys Bay
such an attractive place to live and we just love it”.
Norma and Bruce are committed Aussies now and
also Boudi devotees.
The Old Killcare Store
home to newly named
Hardys Cafe, Bar & Bistro
• Open 7 Days. Breakfast & Lunch
from 6.30am – 4.30pm
• Open for Dinner Friday &
Saturday nights from 6.00pm
• Daily Specials & Market Fresh
Fish for Dinner
• Children's Menu Now Available
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• Fully Licensed & BYO Wine
• Functions & Special Events
Catered for
• Bookings Welcome & Recommended
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Tel: 4360 1667
“FRIGID DIGITS” HOST FOUR
WAY SWIM
H
ardys Bay “Frigid Digits” Winter Swimming
Club were host Club for the annual “Four Way
Swim”, with Winter Swimming Clubs from Bulli,
South Maroubra and Coogee making the journey to
picturesque Putty Beach to compete on Sunday May
17. Not only did the local club turn on great weather
and competition but also a superb hearty lunch at
the surf club. Over 70 people enjoyed the BBQ of
deliciously tender steaks and sausages supplied by
Edwards Family Butcher at Woy Woy.
The three visiting clubs who attended were very
appreciative of the wonderful hospitality shown to
them and a great time was had by all.
The Mother’s Day breakfast / morning tea was
another “eatathon” and the catering was restaurant
quality thanks to our Social Organiser, Joann Edwards,
with help from Katie Stevenson, Sarah Bolt and
Robyn Miller. More than 60 members and families
were lucky enough to enjoy the culinary delights.
There is a big year ahead for the “Frigid Digits” with
the Northern District Swimming Championships
at Woy Woy Pool in July and the Australian Winter
Swimming Championships to be held in Wagga
Wagga in September. Members are proud of the
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fact that they have sent a team to every Australian
Championship since 1976 and have won numerous
medals during those years.
The “Frigid Digits” continue to grow in numbers
with 8 new members so far this year resulting in a total
of 67. Members enjoy a wonderful swim on Sunday
mornings during winter followed by homemade soup,
bacon and egg sandwiches, delicious cakes made by
Vicky McKell and of course lots of laughs.
The “Frigid Digits” always welcome new members
(men, women and children). All levels of swimmers
are catered for and it’s not too late to join.
Get down to Putty Beach on Sunday mornings
at 9.00am and enjoy the comradeship of friendly
members.
SURF CLUB REPORT
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Geoff Bown - Club Captain & Greg Linnert
nother good season has come to an end for
the Killcare SLSC. On the beach preventative
actions meant that no major rescues needed to be
performed and no lives were lost. A big thank you goes
out to all patrolling members for their service to the
community again this summer and their dedication
to ensuring our beautiful beach remains safe.
Competitively Killcare SLSC had a very good
season again this summer. Whilst not as productive in
the medal race at the major carnivals we did see a large
increase in the number of our members competing
at many carnivals throughout the summer. It was
pleasing to note that many of our Nipper and junior
members have begun to compete and attended many
carnivals both locally and in Sydney throughout the
season, exposing them to some national standard
competition. The ability to win events at these larger
carnivals is very pleasing. There were some notable
performances from many of the juniors, especially
Chloe Penn and the Under 15 girls beach relay team.
The Open Men’s Beach relay team also did extremely
well at the branch titles at Terrigal this year.
The State titles, again held locally at Umina and
Ocean Beach, saw our younger members do well
against some very tough competition in the open and
age championships. In the masters category Kellie
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Robinson came away with a gold medal in the 45 49 beach flags, Michaela Hofer won two silvers in
the 40/44 beach flags and beach sprint, Leah Fotofili
received the bronze medal in the 35/39 women’s
beach sprint and the 140year women’s beach relay
team (Michaela Hofer, Laura Washington, Tegan
Spackman and Leah Fotofili) came away with a
bronze medal.
The Australian Titles were held again on the Gold
Coast this year with competitor numbers increasing
dramatically over the last year. Killcare sent a team
of Master competitors only, including a mens and a
women’s boat crew and 5 beach competitors. The
Ladies 180 years boat crew came away with a very
impressive bronze medal coming 3rd in their event
after a very exciting final. The men’s crew made the
Semis, their best ever performance. Micky Hofer
gained a 3rd place in the beach flags, and also a 4th
in the sprint. Kelly Robinson as usual performed well
to gain 4th in the over 45 beach flags, as did Tegan
Spackman. Leah Fotofili placed 4th in the over 35
ladies sprint and was a finalist in beach flags. New
member Tanja Arienzale learnt a lot at the Aussies
and will be a force next year.
Aussies to be held on the Sunshine coast next year
for the first time for many years and we hope to take a
large team to this Carnival. MUDFLAT CREEK - 2ND STAGE
T
he second stage of the Mudflat Creek restoration,
the new bridge in Noble Road, was opened on
Friday, May 22. The new bridge has walkways on both
sides so that when kerb and guttering comes to Noble
Road, it won’t have to be modified. Council have now
allocated the money to complete the third stage in
2015-16. This will provide drainage back to the two
large pipes that drain the middle and much of the
southern section of Fraser Road. The creek in front
of these pipes has in it over 2 metres of silt discharged
from the pipes, which currently compromises the
drainage in much of Fraser Road.
Local residents expect that the engineering of the
new bridge will prove to be superior to that of the old
bridge. Fortunately, the partially built bridge survived
the April 20-23 storm when the peak storm surge
affected tide covered the uncompleted structure by
approximately 30cm.
Local residents hope that Council will finish the
final stage of this project before the next massive east
coast low hits NSW.
Unfortunately early NSW settlement records
indicate that these storms became very prevalent
during the grand solar minimum that occurred during
the first 40 years or so of European settlement. They
apparently were much more intense than those that
have occurred in the intervening 180, or so, years. At
this stage many solar physicists believe the new grand
minimum, which commenced about 5 years ago, will
produce similar climatic conditions to the one that
occurred two centuries ago.
Council have assured local residents that the new
creek will be regularly maintained. We are advised
that, given the amount of sand and silt that has already
been washed down the creek since the first stage was
completed, the first maintenance of the creek will be
undertaken before work on Stage 3 commences.
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BAY NEWS – June 2015
THE KILLCARE HEIGHTS
GARDEN CLUB
C
ongratulations to Pretty Beach resident Warren
Bailey who won the Hungry Caterpillar quilt
For the past 30 years, occasionally broken by interraffle
of the Killcare Heights Garden Club. The raffle
state work commitments, John Bourne has been the
Fordrawn
the past
30 years,
occasionally
was
during
the very
enjoyablebroken
outingbyofinterthe
club coach at Killcare and his mentoring achievements
state
work
commitments,
John
Bourne
has
been
the
garden club to
Quarantine
at North
Head,
throughout
thethe
duration
haveStation
produced
remarkable
club
coach
at
Killcare
and
his
mentoring
achievements
where the
garden
clubhis
celebrated
its 30th
results.
Those
under
stewardship
haveanniversary.
praised his
throughout
the
duration
have
produced
remarkable
A
large
portion
of
the
proceeds
of
the
raffle
was spent
patient approach and an uncanny ability to extract
the
results. Those under his stewardship have praised his
on paint,
plants, from
mulches
and other
materials
used
by
very
best efforts
his charges
when
it counts
most.
patient approach and an uncanny ability to extract the
Attaining
gold
medals
in major
competitions
could
well
the
garden
club
to
revamp
the
Cenotaph
in
readiness
very best efforts from his charges when it counts most.
be
to one who possesses
a Gallipoli
“ Midas “landings
touch. by
forlikened
the 100th
of the
Attaining
goldAnniversary
medals in major
competitions
could well
Highlights
of
a
golden
career
for
his
teams
have inthe
ANZACs
on
April
25.
be likened to one who possesses a “ Midas “ touch.
cluded
5
Men’s
Open
Beach
Relay
victories
at
the
AusThe Hungry
Caterpillar
beautifully
Highlights
of a golden
careerquilt
for hiswas
teams
have intralian
Championships
and
4 consecutive
successquiltedSLSA
donated
Helen
Reid,
a Killcare
cluded
5and
Men’s
Openby
Beach
Relay
victories
at Heights
the Auses
in
the
World
titles
between
2000
and
2006
( staged
resident
andChampionships
member of theand
executive
committee
of
tralian
SLSA
4 consecutive
successevery second year ) when held in Sydney, Italy, the USA
es
the World titles between 2000 and 2006 ( staged
theinclub.
and Lorne, Victoria.
every second year ) when held in Sydney, Italy, the USA
ButLorne,
perhaps
the crowning achievement came when
and
Victoria.
his club’s Beach Relay team was inducted into the SLSA’s
But perhaps the crowning achievement came when
Hall of Fame last August.
his club’s Beach Relay team was inducted into the SLSA’s
“ Our
teamlast
wasAugust.
formed in 1999, mainly to boost paHall
of Fame
trol members for the club, “ he recalled. “ At the time we
“ Our team was formed in 1999, mainly to boost paonly had 20 patrolling members so the new relay team
trol members for the club, “ he recalled. “ At the time we
combined with the local winter swimming club in addonly had 20 patrolling members so the new relay team
ing much-needed members. Within a year we won the
combined with the local winter swimming club in addState, National and World titles which was an amazing
ing much-needed members. Within a year we won the
State, National and World titles which was an amazing
timely to invite some of our chefs de cuisine to provide
ferings in our local communities, we felt it would be
us with their trademark recipes which are designed to
timely to invite some of our chefs de cuisine to provide
delight. In the first of a 3-part series, Cameron Cansdell
us with their trademark recipes which are designed to
of Bell’s at Killcare, offers, for our indulgence, a special
delight. In the first of a 3-part series, Cameron Cansdell
HARDYS BAY YACHT
recipe.
of Bell’s at Killcare, offers, for our indulgence, a special
COMPETES IN SAIL PORT
recipe.
CAMERON CANSDELL has an impressive curricuREGATTA
lumSTEPHENS
vitae, having worked
at such respected establishCAMERON CANSDELL has an impressive curricuments as Belmondo at The Rocks, Sydney ( with Steve
lum vitae,
having
worked
at such respected
elsea
Blue”
an American
designedestablishC&C115
Manfredi ), Bistro Moncur, ( with Damien Pignolet )
ments as(38ft)
Belmondo
atHardys
The Rocks,
Sydneyby
( with
Steve
from
Bay
sailed
Hardys
and Est ( with Peter Doyle ), then running the De BortoliBay
Manfredi
),
Bistro
Moncur,
(
with
Damien
Pignolet
)
localsrestaurant
skipper,inAdrian
crew
Allan
Winery
the YarraWilliams
Valley forand
3 years
before
andAdolphson
Est ( with Peter
Doyle
),
then
running
the
De
Bortoli
(navigator)atTerry
Feltham
accepting the appointment
Bell’s at
Killcare(Tactician)
when it
Winery restaurant in the Yarra Valley for 3 years before
and Bill
Egan
(trimmer) along with 2 Terrigal sailors,
opened
in late
2007.
accepting the appointment at Bell’s at Killcare when it
Davein
Stefani
and Dave
Thomas OCTOPUS
was one of WITH
5 yachts
Cam’s
special
offering
is GRILLED
opened
late 2007.
CUCUMBER
AND
TOMATO
SALSASail
which
serves
4.
representing
GSC
at
this
year’s
Port
Stephens
Cam’s special offering is GRILLED OCTOPUS WITH
He Regatta
describesheld
it asfrom
a ‘ refreshing
salad
perfect
as
the 13th summer
through
to 19th
of April.
CUCUMBER
AND TOMATO
SALSA which
serves
4.
a first course
or
as
part
of
a
summer
lunch
buffet.
‘
The 3 itrace
Cup salad
seriesperfect
was as
held
He describes
as a ‘ Commodore
refreshing summer
Tofirst
braise
octopus
large octopus
fresh
or‘ frowiththe
a very
competitive
fleet
of buffet.
41 yachts
in 2
a first
course
or
as
part
of: a1 summer
lunch
zendivisions.
with headKelsea
removed.
1
onion,
peeled
and
roughly
Blue
somefresh
goodor results,
To braise the octopus
: 1produced
large octopus
frochopped.
1
carrot,
peeled
and
roughly
chopped.
1
piece
and a 3rd1 on
handicap
race
1 and 3
zenfinishing
with head2nd
removed.
onion,
peeledinand
roughly
chopped.
1 carrot,
roughly chopped.
1 piece
respectively
andpeeled
a veryand
creditable
3rd in the
overall
K
Commodore Cup series.
The second 3 race series, the Port Stephens Trophy,
in the Performance Cruising division 2 “Kelsea Blue”
again performed well in a very hot fleet of 25, finishing
2nd over the line and on handicap in the last race of
the regatta to finish 6th in this series.
Overall an exciting and enjoyable regatta for the
Hardys Bay yacht and its local crew.
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BRIEFS
A proposed development at Killcare heights
planning proposal has been “withdrawn by the
applicant so they can undertake community
consultation before proceeding further.” The proposal
paves the way for a 50-house residential estate ‘Bells
Living’ and ‘Bells Green’. For further information go
to http://savekillcare.org/
SPECIALISING IN
The Killcare Marina has received planning
permission to upgrade and extend the marina to 39
berths with a floating slipway.
A burst water pipe at RSL creek bridge on Heath
Rd stopped an NRMA van in its tracks as the
road collapsed. Heath road was closed and caused
significant delays and concern for parents trying to
get the Pretty Beach school for pick up’s
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The executive committee are pleased to welcome
Ms Virginia Henderson to the committee, Virginia
is a resident of Wagstaffe and brings to the HBRG
a wealth of experience and knowledge and contacts
from corporate and political life.
Killy Cares is to hold its first community meeting at
7.30pm on Wednesday July 22nd at the Community
Church in Araluen Drive, learn what the charity has
been doing since it was established late in 2014.
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